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Can you, your attitude or approach to your duties actually work against you on the street in your own survival? You bet, from a lack of study on the law and recent court decisions to engaging in a qualification mindset at the range and much more, you can build negative walls, barricades or barriers. Let's examine the common personal roadblocks officers erect to prevent them from achieving full preparedness, self-protection and ability.
- Ego – We all have one and most of the hard chargers I hang with are pretty self-assured and self-confidant people. That said, don't let your ego prevent you from, A) Learning anything new, or B) Acknowledging your skills aren't where they need to be or have diminished. Arriving late and unprepared with the equipment you need to training is indicative of an ego driven attitude which says, this in unimportant. So too is going through the motions instead of actually working up a sweat while engaging in repetitions of life saving skills.
Humble yourself to the training. Set your aside your ego, learn and improve. Open yourself up to learning something or engaging in repetitions to keep your skills smooth. Understand that training is the lifeblood of the LEO and there is always something new to learn or something that is stale which needs maintenance. Don't get "lot rot" as un-driven cars and un-flown planes get when sitting dormant.
- Time – There are 24 hours in each day and each week equals seven days. That said you must find some time between 12:01 a.m. on Sunday night and midnight on Saturday to invest in keeping your backside alive and kicking. Yes home chores, extra jobs, kid ball games and relaxing with the family are important but this J.O.B. is different than the ones held by others. There are people out there you will kill you if you give them the opportunity or your skills are not up to stopping them.
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- Equipment – Recently I've seen some serious errors applied by officers in the approach to their equipment such as: Pistols improperly cleaned with too much solvent applied. This leads to a sticky sludge build-up which slows or stops firing pins and strikers. Never apply solvent directly to your pistol but rather apply to a brush or patch and then clean your handgun.
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Titan, on 03 March 2013 - 02:52 PM, said:
So really what you are saying is because he is an openly gay guy he cannot or should not be cast in a heterosexual role. Rupert Everett was clearly right then when he said that performers should not necessarily come out. I thought this was the 21st century? So you have to be a murderer to play Macbeth? It is clearly a good job the "crowds....of women" are not aware that many of their favourite TV actors and presenters are gay but choose to keep their private lives private for the sake or their careers.
Should Will Young be cast - he will no doubt be very charismatic in the role with a spendid voice and excellent chemistry with his leading lady - it's called acting.


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Masanari Kawahara is a performer, designer and educator who incorporates puppetry, mask, and movement into his work. He was a company member of In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theatre (HOBT) from 1998 to 2009. His last production as a company member, A Path Home: A Story of Thich Nhat Hanh (2009) which was chosen as outstanding puppetry by Lavender. He was the co-creator and designer of GOTAMA: Journey to the Buddha (2006), recognized by City Pages as one of the ten great sets/scenic designs of the year. Currently he is working on HIROSHIMA (work-in-progress) to be presented by Pangea World Theater for spring of 2013. He is a Playwrights' Center McKnight Theater Artist Fellow (2010-2011).
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CLEARWATER, Fla. -- Much, much better.That's how Joe Savery felt after his follow-up to Thursday's struggle, when he surrendered five runs in his Grapefruit League debut. A calmer Savery started on Monday and worked two hitless innings. He broke two bats, unofficially giving him three for the spring. "Coming from college ball, [breaking wooden bats] is a good feeling," he said. "It's confirmation that you're doing the right thing. That gave me a little confidence there that I was getting in on hitters pretty good." Outing No. 2 went much better than last week, a helpful occurrence to a first-round pick in his first big league camp. "There's always going to be high expectations, from myself and from the fans [for a first-round pick]," he said. "I'm not a big league pitcher right now. I know that. But I know I'm not way out of my league either. I wanted to come out today and show that there's going to be more innings like that down the road." The affable former Rice University star will likely get one more outing, on Saturday, in what he called his "last hurrah" before being re-assigned to Minor League camp. The lessons learned while here, and the wisdom gleaned from veterans like Jamie Moyer, will take him far. "It's like everything else I've done this far -- you don't know what to expect," Savery said. "I was glad to be a part of this. These guys have gone far above and beyond the call of duty. Every one of them, at some point, has walked up to me and said, 'Hey, try this.' I'm really appreciative and humbled by their willingness to help a young guy out." Moyer dances in "B" game: Moyer had little trouble handcuffing the Pirates in an early morning "B" game at Bright House Field. The veteran worked four scoreless innings, allowing three hits and striking out three. Moyer said he threw 54 pitches, including curveballs, fastballs and changeups. He will mix in his cut fastball in his fourth outing. It's just part of the process for the 45-year-old, who is beginning his 22nd Major League season.
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"The effects of advocacy can be as far-reaching and as long-lasting as a great design." El Paso's Melissa C. Brandrup, AIA, shares her experiences as a participant in Advocates for Architecture Day 2013, and makes it her personal charge to help others learn why design matters.
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There was a great deal of quality advocacy taking place in Austin on Tuesday, January 29. Approximately 150 Texas architects stormed the Capitol to promote the profession's legislative agenda as part of Advocates for Architecture Day 2013.
Advocacy Update June 2012
Election Day brought big news—some good, some bad.
Some very good news was Bill Wilson, FAIA, making a run-off in his race for the HD 43 Republican primary. It's noteworthy that Wilson ended in a virtual tie with one of the three candidates in that race, especially since he was outspent 3-1 by one—his remaining opponent in the July 31 run-off.
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Rooftop Films works with our partners to help future productions by filmmakers whose work has screened at our festival. Only filmmakers who have screened a film at Rooftop's festival are eligible for grants. In the Summer 2012 round we have four grants for artists making short films and three grants for feature-length films. Click here for short film guidelines.
The deadline for 2013 grants has passed. The next round of grants will be in the summer of 2014. Please check back for updates.
The four partners and grants are:
AT&T is the presenting sponsor of Rooftop Films 2013 Summer Series, and will be sponsoring the AT&T Feature Film Grant. "AT&T is thrilled to support independent artists with this Rooftop filmmaker grant," said Marissa Shorenstein, President, AT&T New York. "Filmmaking is important to New York both culturally and economically and our commitment has exttended even further by presenting Rooftop's 2012 Summer Series whichdea builds audiences for the independent and emerging artists who are essential to making New York the culturally rich place that it is."
Founded in 1972, DCTV is an established media arts resource for NYC's independent filmmaking community. DCTV provides affordable workshops, production equipment rentals, post-production facilities, a signature screening series, renowned youth programming, and more – all under the same roof as its award-winning documentary production house. DCTV Post provides independent filmmakers edit, color correction, and mastering suites with the highest quality service at the lowest possible cost.
Since 1999, Brooklyn-based Eastern Effects has been providing Lighting & Grip Equipment rentals for Independent Feature Films, Television Productions, Corporate & Industrial Videos, Student filmmakers, and Live Broadcast. In 2012, they opened Easter Effects Studios and now offer NYS LEvel 2 Qualifiied sound stages, production offices, and support services to the film community. Their mission is to provide customer service that exceeds our customer's expectations, to deliver equipment of only the highest quality to satisfy the demanding needs of our customers, and to sustain a business founded on reliability, personal values, and good communication.
Edgeworx Studios is a post-production house based in Manhattan. With a fifteen year track record, Edgeworx provides full service production and post-production. Their areas of expertise include motion graphic design, animation, VFX, editorial and finishing. By fusing innovative ideas with technical savvy, Edgeworx has built an impressive roster of clients including, HBO, NBC, Bravo, Nova, ABC, Disney, Focus Features, USA Films, PBS Roadside Attractions, Discovery Channel, MTV, ESPN, A&E, BBC, Magnolia Pictures, IFC, Killer Films, Partizan Entertainment, ThinkFilm and New Line Cinema. From concept to execution, Edgeworx produces original, high-end design for a diverse range of creative projects.
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Other frequenly asked questions and advice. (Please read!)
This $10,000 cash grant will be given to one Rooftop alumni filmmaker, awarded for a critical stage in their production of a new, independent feature film.
For this grant, DCTV will provide our color correction/mastering suite for one film for up to 12 days.
Rooftop Films is working with our partners at Eastern Effects to provide 30 days of lighting and grip equipment to one feature-length film (over 50 minutes long).
What we have:
2 Ton Lighting and Grip Easy Gear™ Package (no vehicle) from Eastern Effects for 30 days.
A complete package equipment list please is available here. Some substitutions and special requests are possible. Eastern Effects will work with you to fill your needs within the range of the equivalent cost of the package. The equipment must be picked up in Brooklyn, but can be used anywhere. Filmmakers must provide standard production insurance. Email Rooftop Films Artistic Director Mark Elijah Rosenberg at filmfund [at] rooftopfilms [dot] com if you have further questions.
Rooftop Films is working with our partners at Edgeworx Inc. to provide a post-production package to one feature-length film (over 50 minutes long).
What we have:
Approximately 1-2 weeks of post production work valuing up to $10,000. The Edgeworx staff will work with you to fill your needs within the range of the equivalent cost of the package. This package may include a combination of the following: VFX, animation, titles and simple 2D graphics, and more. For more details, please visit www.edgeworx.com or email Rooftop Films Artistic Director Mark Elijah Rosenberg at filmfund [at] rooftopfilms [dot] com.
We are open to any genre or type of film, but in our choosing of grantees, we are biased toward:
• People who convince us they will actually produce another movie with these resources.
• People who do not have access to other resources.
• People who make the kind of movies that we don't see enough of (see below).
• People who use money and materials sparingly and wisely.
• Films are encouraged to request support from all four grants (Eastern Effects, Edgeworx, DCTV and AT&T), but it is unlikely that the same film will receive support through more than one grant. If only one service is applicable to your production, please specify which one. If you are interested in receiving any of the grants, please explain how each service would help your production.
Films we don't see enough of:
• Intelligent political films: whether documentaries or fiction, drama or comedy, experimental or animation, we see a dearth of thoughtful, well-researched, well-reasoned movies that actively seek to change our world for the better.
• Films with women and people of color in primary production roles.
• (These are NOT requirements, just qualities we value. We fund many films that do not fall into those categories, from comedies to experimental films, films with large budgets and small. If it's moving pictures by our alums, and it's going to be great, we want to support it.)
Crucial elements:
• We need to be convinced that you will make this film as it as presented and in a timely fashion—within 18 months. If you can provide a production schedule and convincing reasons as to why you will adhere to it, that's great.
• We are more likely to fund films for which we will have a large impact. That is, we are more likely to fund a film which can do all the shooting and lighting with this package than a film for which use of this package will be only a small portion of the production.
• We are more likely to award films that make the most of their resources and community. That is, we are more likely to fund films that have creative, independent funding resources than films with a single corporate funder.
Please read our FAQ and ADVICE section. In addition, all filmmakers are encouraged to email Rooftop Artistic Director Mark Elijah Rosenberg at filmfund [at] rooftopfilms [dot] com with a draft of their application for advice, or call 718-417-7362. When asking for advice, please focus on specific questions. We can only really advise how to make your application more clear, or offer personal non-binding advice on the filmmaking. The advice we most often give is to descibe what we will see on screen more clearly. Due to time constraints, we can only provide one round of notes, and cannot guarantee feedback in the final week before the deadline, but simple questions are welcome any time.
Selection Process:
Filmmakers must first submit an initial proposal—a simple, short description of their project (no more than 3 pages; 1 page is great.) The Rooftop Films staff will read all the proposals and invite certain projects submit a more full proposal, which may include a script or detailed treatment, a detailed budget, a production plan/schedule, and more. At the end of the second round, the Rooftop Films, Eastern Effects and/or Edgeworx staffs will determine which projects to support, and we will work together to establish a schedule and set other logistics.
The Application:
• Download the application and the budget form for the Rooftop Films Feature-Length Film Grants (the same application applies to all grants).
The application asks for the following information:
• Your name and contact information.
• A description of the film you want to make.
• A rough cut or test footage (if you have such).
• A production and/or post-production plan.
• What you want from Rooftop, AT&T, DCTV, Eastern Effects, Edgeworx Studios.
• A rough budget. (Use our form or your own.)
• A few lines about yourself.
Please keep in mind that this application is merely an initial proposal. At this stage, we do not want more than basic details, a rough budget, and no more than 3 pages about the film. 1 page is great. Selected projects will be invited to submit a more complete proposal, including a full script or treatment.
Returning the Application:
1. If you plan on applying, please email filmfund [at] rooftopfilms [dot] com to RSVP, so we know how many applications we might be expecting and we can keep an eye out for your application. Let us know in the email if you are applying for a short film or a feature length film.
2. When you have completed the application, upload the form, budget, and any additional materials to a Google Drive folder.
2.1. If you do not already have Google Drive, it is a simple to use and free application. Visit www.drive.google.com to set up an account for yourself. If you have problems doing so, email filmfund [at] rooftopfilms [dot] com.
3. Title the folder in the following format: FF13 Short / Feature – First Name Last Name.
3.1. Use "Short" if your film is less than 50 minutes and you are applying for a short film grant; use "Feature" if your film is over 50 minutes and you are applying for a feature film grant.
3.2. If you are applying with more than one film, make separate folders for each film, and add a number and the title of the film at the end. Ex: FF13 Feature - Mark Rosenberg 1 The History of Rooftop ... FF13 Feature - Mark Rosenberg 2 Behind The Scenes at Rooftop.
4. Share the folder with rooftopfilmfund [at] gmail [dot] com. [Please note that this address is ONLY for uploads. DO NOT email that address for correspondence.]
4.1. To share the folder, in drive.google.com, simply right click on the folder and click "Share"
4.2. In the "Add People" field, type: rooftopfilmfund [at] gmail [dot] com
4.3. Leave the default settings for "Can edit" and "Notify people via email."
5. Changes made to the folder after the deadline (July 9, 2013) will not be seen by the Rooftop panel.
6. Be sure to keep the folder online until after the grant notifications are made (end of September, 2013).
7. You are also welcome and encouraged to send footage, rough cuts, fine cuts, etc. in any format. Online links are preferred (password protection is acceptable), or files placed in Google Drive. Alternately, you can send 1 DVD to:
Rooftop Films
Attn: Filmmakers' Fund
PMB 401 / 285 5th Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11215
• Initial applications must be received by 11:59pm on July 9, 2013.
• Some applicants will be notified about the 2nd round of the application. Applicants will need to complete the 2nd round application by July 23, 2013.
• All applicants will be notified about the status of their application by September 16, 2013.
Please note: not all applicants will be asked to submit further information for a 2nd round. If you are not asked, this does not mean your film was eliminated.
Payments / Reporting:
If you are awarded a grant, you will be expected to file one simple progress report and one simple completion report, which we will send to you at the appropriate times. You will need to sign a grant contract before receiving support. You can read a full copy of the contract here. The key provisions are:
• The filmmaker must produce the film as outlined, to the best of their ability.
• The filmmaker must produce the film within 18 months of the grant award.
• Funds and services will not allocated immediately, but for specific services as needed.
• The filmmaker must allow Rooftop Films the right to screen the film within 12 months of the official world premiere, before theatrical or TV release and preferably before any New York screenings.
• The awarded applicants will work with Rooftop Films, and either Eastern Effects, Edgeworx or DCTV to determine a specific production schedule and you will be expected to complete your project on schedule.
Good luck! We're excited to hear about your films, and to help them get made and get screened on the roof.


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These notorious troublemakers are so bad but so, so good
Everyone always compliments the hero or heroine's attire, but we always skim over the villain, since they're all defeated and it's the smiling hero we see at the end of the show. But villains have the best wardrobes ever. While a hero has to look pure and clean and whatever, villains have free reign to wear whatever the hell they want. Especially if they're coming straight from Hell.
Most villains in comic books, cartoons, movies, cartoon movies, comic cartoon movies, and live action comic movies are dressed to the nines—they've got spikes, studs, weird curly goatees, stylish and slinky all-black ensembles, and funky colours. Look at the Queen of Hearts: cool heart patterns, red and black (the colours of eeeeeviiilll!!) and the sickest eye make-up you ever did see.
What's Alice in Wonderland got? An apron?
HIM of The Powerpuff Girls
I could talk about the Powerpuff Girls for a month and still not run out of things to say. But first, can we talk about how this late '90s to mid-2000s children's TV show had an ambiguously-gendered, cross-dressing devil in thigh-high stilettos as one of its main villains?
Like, go Cartoon Network!
Anyway, HIM (HE?) dresses really well. Props for being able to wreak havoc in those heels—HE pulls them off better than I ever could. I mean, damn! That bright red jacket with the thick black belt says "I'm all business," but the soft and fluffy pink hem at the bottom and matching boa/collar says "I like to have fun." It's the best of both worlds, really.
I'm not 100% sure if the claws are HIS actual hands or just really elaborate gloves, but if it's the latter, I think HIM was like the original, cartooned Gaga. Or at least some form of inspiration. Or something like that.
The Powerpuff Girls has a lot of other cool villains to offer, but I'm gonna stick with HIM for now. The all-red-with-black-accessories colour combo really speaks to me. After all, those are the colours of eeeeeviilllll!
Shego of Kim Possible
I just Googled "Shego Kim Possible" and got a lot of Shego-on-Kim lesbian porn drawings, so I would either recommend or not recommend following my typeprints, depending what you're into.
Shego is a really cool, sassy character, and she goes against the grain: instead of sticking with the typical villain colours of red and black, Shego goes for black and lime green, instantly juicing up her outfit with a funky punch. She wears a cool unitard (yeah! unitards!) with some abstract pattern on it using her colours of choice. Also, her boots are two different colours, which is pretty sweet.
The good thing about being a villain is that you can break some fashion rules and set your own style (since you're pretty much breaking all the rules anyway).
Ratchet of Robots
Though his name may suggest differently, Ratchet is anything but.
For those who haven't seen Robots, it's about robots. Ratchet is the evil robot trying to wipe out the junkyard robots and rocking a shiny upgraded steel suit while on it.
He's always perfectly shined and oiled. He's the most dapper of all robots with the biggest, shiniest, and most expensive smile. Of course, rich people can afford to swaddle themselves with luxury, but Ratchet takes it one step further—he becomes the luxury product. He is luxury. He is a well-oiled style machine.
Megamind of Megamind
It's maybe weird to put Megamind in here, since he's the main character of his own movie. But he's also the evil villain of his town, Metro City, making him both the protagonist and the antagonist, kind of. He's constantly trying to do evil things, which, of course, constantly backfire, and so on and so on.
But he's a blue-headed alien babe. His svelte, light physique still fills out his tight body suit, which is plenty shiny. Black is his staple colour of evil, and he's got some great blue accents that really bring out the shade of his skin. Also, that cape: high collar, thick, heavyweight material. Totally perfect for evil-doing while looking good at the same time.
Mother Gothel of Tangled
Mother Gothel, even when she was looking more like Grandmother Gothel, is a total babe. She is a curvaceous evil woman, with unruly, curly black hair and enough sass to fill up the tower that she's locked Rapunzel in.
She's usually seen rocking a blood red dress (eeevilllll!) with some funky gold accents, and when she goes out, she swoops around with a black cloak as dark as death.
Now, cloaks are really good for a lot of things: they`re good for looking scary (evil) and good for looking cool (also evil). So if you want to look evil, cool, and scary, you have to know the must-have evil villain fashion accessory is a midnight-black cloak. Preferably with a hood.
See, you have to know these things if you`re going to be a villain. Otherwise you just look dumb.
Anyway, Mother Gothel is really rocking the cloak—it covers her completely, making her look like a dark, goth, black ghost of nightmares. Which, you know, she is. Mother Gothet is rocking gothic.
Davy Jones of Pirates of the Caribbean
Nobody makes having a beard made of tentacles look so good.
(Also, I know POTC isn't a cartoon, but Davy Jones was like, half-animated with that tentacley goodness, so bear with me.)
Here's the back story: Davy is charged by his true love, a sea goddess named Calypso, to captain the Flying Dutchman ship and to hustle lost souls across the ocean to the next world. Every 10 years, he can meet her again on land, but for 10 years, he has to stay on the boat in the water. So, 10 years later, he goes to meet Calypso again. She doesn't show. Devastated, Davy Jones abandons his duty to the Flying Dutchman, and instead begins to terrorize the seas with his crew of haunted henchmen. However, since he abandoned his duty, the curse of the Flying Dutchman slowly turns him and his crew into sea monsters.
And it's not turning out that bad.
Davy Jones still looks like the most dapper sea monster/sea captain ever, even though he's a little slimy and covered in barnacles. He's got that cool pirate coat and some cool pirate shoes and a cool pirate hat. Pirates are cool.
Really cool.


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Indianapolis IN – Service area: 200 miles
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Neuse Tile Service Inc.
Youngsville NC – Service area: 100 miles
Tile is an inherently 'green' product as it helps maintain indoor air quality and cleans up with water. Our staff is well-versed in healthy home tile installations, and our Certified Green Cleaning Associate can suggest ways to maintain your beautiful tile and your environment's well-being.
Norwood Marble & Granite, Inc.
Brentwood MD – Service area: 200 miles
Norwood Marble & Granite has been providing residential and commercial durable surface products for over 23 years and has specialized in fabricating and installing "Green" countertops, walls and floors for nine years, to include IceStone, the only durable surface in the world Certified Cradle to Cradle Gold. IceStone does not contain any toxic substances. IceStone durable surfaces are an excellent green choice for kitchen or pantry countertops, backsplashes, bathrooms, laundry rooms, tabletops,
O'Reilly Tile Design the Green Tile Installer
San Francisco CA – Service area: 30 miles
What my company brings to the table is the ability to use the latest green technologies in tile installation. One of the products that we use is Schluter. Schluter incorporates recycled materials into their manufacturing and strive to recycle scrap materials back into their production process to divert materials from the waste stream.
In addition to Schluter, we always use products with low VOC content and low urea formaldehyde. During the installation process we use the minimuim amount of water
Precast Materials, LLC
Dallas TX – Service area: 200 miles
Build GREEN with Ashcast™ fly ash concrete! In addition to economic and ecological benefits, the use of fly ash in concrete improves its workability, reduces segregation, bleeding, heat evolution, and permeability, inhibits alkali-aggregate reaction, and enhance sulfate resistance.
Ashcast™ is a trademarked product that incorporates recycled materials such as fly-ash, a biproduct of power plants, when airborne can cause permanent damage to our environment. Ashcast™ is a strong, durable
Recycled Aggregate Materials Company
Simi Valley CA – Service area: 200 miles
Producer of 100% recycled landscape materials
St. John IN – Service area: 200 miles
By recycling waste granite remnants, our company eliminates millions of pounds of waste from landfills, saves energy, creates jobs, adds value and makes the world a better, greener place. We see what others have not seen in thousands of years—value in scrap granite. That scrap comes from the remnants of thousands of granite countertop fabricators around the country. We founded the methods, machinery and market to recycle scrap granite into gorgeous split stone tiles, pavers and art work.


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The LG Glance is a low-end CDMA candybar offered by Verizon Wireless in the U.S. Features include a 1.3-megapixel camera, 2-inch QVGA display, Bluetooth and GPS. Additionally, the phone comes with "woven metal" back that give it a modern look.


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We did it again! National Geographic Traveler has chosen ALA for their 2012 50 Tours of a Lifetime! This time with our ground breaking Cuba Tours, Austin-Lehman is one of only a handful of adventure travel companies to be granted a "people to people" license that allows us offer cultural tours to Cuba. ALA Director Dan Austin recently returned from our first Cuba tour and couldn't have been happier, Cuba was better than he had imagined. Dan came back with a ton of amazing photos, video and a greater appreciation for this beautiful country. To see some of Dan's amazing photos check out of photo gallery of Cuba photos.
For more information on our Cuba Tours please visit our Cuba trip page: The Real Cuba
Below is a guest quote from our first Cuba tour and a video from Dan's adventure in Cuba.
"I'm convinced that the best way to get off the tourist path and behind the scenes where the real Cuba exists is on a small group people-to-people adventure with Austin-Lehman. I was curious before the trip, now I'm totally fascinated by the people, enchanted by the country and itching to go back!" Dave Wiggins, Boulder, Colorado


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A new Wisconsin Historical Society website is coming mid-May 2014! See a preview >>
The New Fourth-Grade History Textbook
Bobbie Malone, Ph.D., is the co-author of the Student Textbook, Teacher's Edition and Student Activity Guide for "Wisconsin: Our State, Our Story." She is the former director of the Office of School Services at the Wisconsin Historical Society (1995-2011). With a master's degree in elementary education, she taught school for ten years before taking a doctorate in American History. Bobbie has authored and edited many student books and teachers guides on Wisconsin history for the state's classrooms.
Kori Oberle is the co-author of the Student Textbook for "Wisconsin: Our State, Our Story." She is a historical researcher, writer, and social studies instructional designer who has worked as an educator in museums, historic sites, and for public television. In addition to authoring several publications for teachers and students, Kori is an Emmy-winning producer of the Cultural Horizons of Wisconsin television series.
Susan O'Leary, Ph.D., is the co-author of the Teacher's Edition for "Wisconsin: Our State, Our Story." She has taught for over twenty years for the Madison Metropolitan School District. She has served as a Reading Specialist, literacy coach, ESL Teacher and Reading Recovery teacher. Susan is the author of "Five Kids: Stories of Children Learning to Read" and co-author of "You Can Make a Difference: A Teachers Guide to Political Action." She speaks and consults throughout North America on literacy and teaching diverse learners.
Mary Mullen is the co-author of the Student Activity Guide for "Wisconsin: Our State, Our Story." She is a retired fourth-grade teacher who volunteers at the Wisconsin Historical Society to develop student-related activities. A lifetime resident and teacher for 19 years in Wisconsin, she also founded her neighborhood association and wrote a history book about her neighborhood. Mary continues to work on environmental issues and communications in her community.


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The Small Business Administration (SBA) Region VIII announced today that the Colorado Springs Business Development Center (SBDC) was awarded the 2014 Region VIII SBDC Excellence and Innovation Awar
Colorado Creative Industries (CCI) today announced that three nominees were selected to receive the 2014 Governor's Creative Leadership Award.
Colorado Creative Industries (CCI) today announced that 11 communities have been invited to apply for the Creative District Certification Program.
Alice Kilduff, a senior at Denver School of the Arts, was selected as the Poetry Out Loud Colorado State Champion at the statewide competition held March 11, 2014, at the Lakewood Cultural Center Theatre. Kilduff will represent Colorado at the Poetry Out Loud National Finals in Washington, D.C., April 28-30, 2014.
Gov. Hickenlooper appointed John Seaton of Grand Junction, CO, to serve as a representative from west of the continental divide on the Colorado Economic Development Commission.
The Colorado Innovation Network (COIN) today announced four new board members will join its thought leaders. The COIN board of advisors represents stakeholders of Colorado's innovation ecosystem, including industry, startups, higher education, research labs and government.
Employers in Colorado added 7,300 nonfarm payroll jobs from December to January for a total of 2,412,200 jobs, according to the survey of business establishments. Private sector payroll jobs increased 7,600 and government decreased 300.
Gov. John Hickenlooper and the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT) announced today the Advanced Industry Accelerator Grant Program grantees.


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Easily assembled and broken down. Premium quality aluminum poles give you the highest strength-to-weight ratio, tough tent / fly material and taped seams withstand heavy use and some pretty nasty conditions. Low maintenance, highly dependable, affordable price.
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